The Seven Little Sisters Prove Their Sisterhood a Companion to the Seven Littl
The Seven Little Sisters Prove Their Sisterhood a Companion to the Seven Littl
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") Everybody seems kind, and glad to see } the travellers.
A LONG JOURNEY. 53 So Maunka begins at once to build a new house. And then she finds fine clay, and shapes new water-jars, smooth- ing; them into their beautiful rounded forms with her hands, and marking them on the edge with pretty braided pat- terns like this which you see in the pic- ture. And soon the new house is well provided ; for twenty pots for water, for honey, and for porridge, hang from the ceiling.
But no sooner has Maunka ...built her house than another builder comes quiet- ly in, and goes to work to build hers in one corner of it. It is the paper spider ; and Manenko sees her lay her forty or fifty eggs upon the wall, and then begin to make her pure white paper house to shelter them. She thinks the mother- spider is not so different from any other mother; and, instead of driving her away, she watches while the careful builder prepares her little paper wall, half as big as the palm of Edith's hand, 54 EACH AND ALL.
and then fastens it firmly over the eggs by a strip not wider than your finger- nail, pasted strongly all round the edges For three long weeks she sits, like a mother-bird on her eggs, to keep them warm ; after that she goes out for food in the day, but always comes back to cuddle them closely at night ; and Ma- nenko is never afraid for her, but watches every day to see when the little ones will come out of the eggs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
") Everybody seems kind, and glad to see } the travellers.
A LONG JOURNEY. 53 So Maunka begins at once to build a new house. And then she finds fine clay, and shapes new water-jars, smooth- ing; them into their beautiful rounded forms with her hands, and marking them on the edge with pretty braided pat- terns like this which you see in the pic- ture. And soon the new house is well provided ; for twenty pots for water, for honey, and for porridge, hang from the ceiling.
But no sooner has Maunka ...built her house than another builder comes quiet- ly in, and goes to work to build hers in one corner of it. It is the paper spider ; and Manenko sees her lay her forty or fifty eggs upon the wall, and then begin to make her pure white paper house to shelter them. She thinks the mother- spider is not so different from any other mother; and, instead of driving her away, she watches while the careful builder prepares her little paper wall, half as big as the palm of Edith's hand, 54 EACH AND ALL.
and then fastens it firmly over the eggs by a strip not wider than your finger- nail, pasted strongly all round the edges For three long weeks she sits, like a mother-bird on her eggs, to keep them warm ; after that she goes out for food in the day, but always comes back to cuddle them closely at night ; and Ma- nenko is never afraid for her, but watches every day to see when the little ones will come out of the eggs.
What to read after The Seven Little Sisters Prove Their Sisterhood a Companion to the Seven Littl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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